New chick to the group. HELLO!

Ok please help me, with some good advise. I have a biocube 32 led . I had bought the upgrade for the media basket ( Intank) bought a nano skimmer as well… didn’t go with the Tunz brand cause of the bad reviews so didn’t want to spend the extra money for it and I would have needed to cut the back middle chamber to get it to fit anyway. So my dilemma is. I would like to use the INTANK media chambers but I would like for it to work with the Coraline cube skimmer that I had bought.
the Intank chamber anchors to the same wall as the skimmer.
here’s the back of my set up in the back … looking at the front of my tank.. there are 3 chambers in the back.
1st camber is heater and skimmer.
2nd chamber is standard media basket with is a absolute nightmare to change out.
3rd chamber is my return pump for the display.
anyone else have this set up?
has anyone else had success with why I’m trying to do?
many help would be appreciated guys and gals.
thank you ❤️
 
My tank and a few critters. Used a new micro lens I bought. It takes wonderful upclose and personal pics
 

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My tank and a few critters. Used a new micro lens I bought. It takes wonderful upclose and personal pics
Nice specimens.but its very hard to keep small setup.you must have to keep daily log to keep an eye on parameters.
 

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